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Warming trend to continue in Pine Belt
SUMMARY: A glance at cameras from Sumrall and Petal shows no smoke plume due to low humidity. The weather will be nice with temperatures falling into the 40s. Skies will remain clear, with a warm up into the 70s expected. Rain chances are on the horizon, but details are still being fine-tuned. Storm potential is several days away. The next seven days in the Pine Belt will be warm and sunny initially, then possibly cooling off with the arrival of clouds. The change in weather is likely due to another cold front.
Warming trend to continue in Pine Belt.
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SUMMARY: At the Southern Miss softball complex, Day 3 of the state championships featured intense games. In the 1A series, Myrtle edged Stringer 4-3 after a tense finish involving an interference call. Myrtle led early, but Stringer fought back with key runs. In the 4A championship, Perivis faced Iaw Womba. Perivis led 2-0, but Iaw Womba rallied with big hits from Skyler Partllo and Abby Robertson to win 6-2. The 2A series saw East Union dominate Pisgga with a 10-0 run rule victory, positioning East Union to potentially sweep the series tomorrow. Excitement continues to build in the state playoffs.
More local softball teams began their championship series on Thursday, May 15.
SUMMARY: The Mississippi Department of Health (MSDH) and city leaders inspected Chapel Ridge Apartments in Jackson due to poor living conditions and trash overflow. City Councilman Vernon Hartley is advocating for an emergency declaration to use city and state resources to address the issues. The apartments, considered private property, limit the city’s ability to intervene fully. Hartley hopes declaring it a public health hazard will enable cleanup efforts, such as providing dumpsters. The trash problem has persisted for almost a month, and a motion for a potential cleanup process will be introduced at the next city council meeting.
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SUMMARY: Good Morning Meridian, this is Tori Alvarado with your First Alert Weather Forecast for 5/15/25. Thursday morning starts warm and cloudy, with temperatures in the lower 70s, feeling like mid-70s. Clouds will clear by afternoon with sunshine pushing highs into the lower 90s, feeling like mid-90s—stay hydrated and cool during peak heat. Overnight lows will remain in the lower 70s. Friday will be warm and partly cloudy, with a chance of light showers. Saturday brings a higher risk of showers and heavy rain, plus a marginal severe weather risk north of Interstate 20. Breezy conditions continue through the weekend with wind gusts of 15–25 mph.
Good Morning Meridian Tori Alvarado’s First Alert Weather Forecast 5/15/25
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